Determining that the goals and outcomes anticipated by the client and the dietitian are being achieved is best completed by:
A) planning
B) monitoring
C) diagnosing
D) assessing
E) intervening

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Monitoring is the process of keeping track of progress towards reaching the desired goals and outcomes. It involves regularly evaluating the client's status, reviewing their dietary habits, and observing their progress over time to determine if the desired outcomes are being achieved. Planning, diagnosing, assessing, and intervening are also important components of the nutrition care process but do not specifically involve ongoing monitoring of progress.

Determining That the Goals and Outcomes Anticipated by the Client